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1912 <br />1912 <br />Unknown, prior to 1948 <br />:77,""4 <br />BATH <br />Apart from the east addition, the only other significant change to the house is an added <br />layer of stucco siding that was also completed prior to 1948. It appears that the stucco <br />siding was applied over an original layer of painted wood clapboard siding. A new roof <br />and gutters are other minor exterior modifications made over the years. The doors and <br />windows are in original locations and may be original units. The foundation is concrete <br />that is likely mostly original and the original wood framing members remain. The wood <br />frame construction style is typical of early 20th century construction techniques found in <br />the Louisville area. Some interior changes were made over the years to accommodate <br />different needs, but these changes are difficult to track and do not change the massing <br />of the building when viewed from the exterior." The following image showcases the <br />original house and addition: <br />Primary+ Changes Occurring Over Time: <br />• Original house (RED): <br />• Original front porch (BLUE): <br />• East addition (GREEN): <br />BEDROOM <br />1 V-Ir x 13'-5" <br />NURSERY <br />8'-7': 4 <br />HALLWAY <br />LIVING DINING <br />ib'9"k13'S" 17-r:13'4" <br />- = <br />IEITHEId <br />10'-11' x 10y-5' <br />CV <br />LAM. <br />-4J- <br />Source: 1040 LaFarge Historic Structure Assessment (HSA), prepared by DAJ <br />Design. <br />The applicant also notes that the eastern addition is clearly delineated from the <br />interior when observing the original roof from the attic, as well as the original <br />foundation which can be distinguished between the main house and the eastern <br />addition. <br />6 <br />